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10-31-2015 03:52 PM

okobojihughes

Re: Pull Out Galley

For me...day sailing and no over-nights...the galley is not going back in...pretty much a piece of heavy junk at this point

09-28-2015 09:48 PM

cjordan2x

Re: Pull Out Galley

How much would you want for it?

Thanks,
Chris

09-28-2015 08:48 PM

Southron Spirit

Re: Pull Out Galley

i still have it but its been sitting on my carport , it is big and heavy and would be expensive to ship , so unless your passing throught south louisiana probally not worth the trouble

09-07-2015 05:39 PM

cjordan2x

Re: Pull Out Galley

Do you still have the pull out galley? I'm looking for one, as the one on the boat I purchased was thrown away?

02-16-2012 08:48 PM

WhoDat

I've been trying to get out to the back to take a picture of the Spirit's interior without the galley. Lots of rain and the sun still sets a bit early. I'll keep trying. There is quasi step ladder that connects to the bottom of the companion way and ends on the cabin sole. It reminds me of a boarding ladder. Aluminum tubes with plastic steps. There are 4 pieces of teak screwed to the floor under the ladder. They are to help to keep the ice chest from sliding around. The cabin does look a lot bigger without the galley. Thanks for the reply. Fair winds, John

02-11-2012 11:11 AM

GoodOldBoater

Wow 2 S23s!! You DO have your hands full.

I'll let you know If I decide to remove the galley.

Hows does the 81 look/function w/o the galley? Is there a step into the cabin?

02-10-2012 09:10 PM

WhoDat

GoodOldBoater, I have 2 North American Spirits. A 1977 model without the poptop. It's in really good condition. I also have a 1981 model with a poptop that needs a lot of attention. The 77 model has the galley under the companionway. The 81 does not have a galley. If you're interested in finding a new home for your galley, please let me know. Thanks, John.

mine is under the starboard seat also im thinking of getting rid of the whole set up .
going to use a rubbermade tub for a sink , store water in jugs ,it has a propane stove but i dont think i need something that large .

Take a look at the Origo single burners, safe & easy to use. (not pressured at all, & alcohol fumes are lighter than air not like propane that sinks into the bilge & waits for a spark)

02-04-2012 10:15 PM

Southron Spirit

mine is under the starboard seat also im thinking of getting rid of the whole set up .
going to use a rubbermade tub for a sink , store water in jugs ,it has a propane stove but i dont think i need something that large .

02-04-2012 09:35 PM

windyway

My 79 S23 has the galley that slides out from under the starboard cockpit seat. I'm putting an alcohol Origo stove in it. When I build another one I'll want to have a sink in it for the overnights I'm going to spend on it. That's next years project.

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